Math, asked by Vrawal2007vr, 2 months ago

the area of square having diagonal d is given by
A.d/2
B.d^2 /2
C.d^2/4
D.2d
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Answered by havellshavells
2

Answer:

A square's area is equal to its length times its width. Since each side is s, the formula is Area = s x s = s2. This will be useful later on. Join any two opposite corners to make a diagonal.

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